It Strikes Home Editorial on Juvenile Crime
Kenosha faces rising juvenile crime and calls for parental responsibility alongside other factors. Officials blame erosion of moral tone and caution that schools and churches cannot replace proper home training. A local judge argues parents have abdicated duties though some parents defend their lifestyle and comforts. Sound early guidance is seen as strengthening youth against social pressures.
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Kenosha
Eisenhower
Pgster al Mn
Rosenbergs Face Clemency Debate Over Full Disclosure
The White House has signaled no clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, convicted atomic spies. The Justice Department hints clemency could be reconsidered if they reveal the full espionage story and identify those who helped them, promising a swift judgment on such disclosures.
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Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
White House
Justice Department
Department
America
Moscow
Capone
Milwaukee TV seeks channel switch to use new tower
Walter J. Damm head of the television station said Saturday a request to move WIMJ TV from Channel 3 to Channel 4 and activate its new 1 085 foot tower was being sought. The earth is the fifth largest planet of the sun.
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Milwaukee
Wimj-Tv
Walter J. Damm
Theelevision
Ale
Earth
Coal strike threat looms as UMW members stay away
In 1943, under pressure from President Roosevelt, nearly all United Mine Workers refused to work in government pits amid ongoing negotiations for a new contract. A separate note recalls Memorial Day at Greenwood cemetery with steady rain. a Masonic May party honors several members, and banker William J. Kennedy dies en route home from San Antonio.
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Roose
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Monroe
Greenwood Cemetery
Tessa Stearns
Nellie Treat
Winifred Gardner
Mae Hood
Fred J. Bolender
William J. Kennedy
Winslow Banker
San Antonio
Tex
Rabbits, Garden Defense and a Detroit Tugboat Race
The narrator laments rabbit incursions harming a garden and recounts improvised pest control efforts with a rifle and improvised armor. A neighbor reports rabbits moving in, while residents try tobacc0 dust and makeshift defenses. In Detroit, the John Roen III from Sturgeon Bay wins the Memorial Day tugboat race by about 50 yards.
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Detroit
John Roen III
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Governor Urges Teacher Appeal in Wisconsin
Governor urged extending teacher recruitment beyond the profession and called on local districts to attract capable youth. He noted over 38 million dollars for education next biennium, rural schools with many temporary permits, and two building challenges due to low property valuations and non resident pupil funding. Proxmire attacked the state for its spending record in a reply broadcast.
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Madison N
Nvaler
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Wisconsin
Kohler
Circus Cook Ferrando Sentenced in Janesville Assault Case
Louis Ferrando 45, a circus cook, was sentenced to one to three years in Waupun State Prison for carnal knowledge and abuse of an 11 year old girl. He was captured in Orlando after a yearlong search following the June 1952 attack in Janesville. The case concluded after a 60 day treatment under the sex deviate law.
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Janesville
Orlando
Fla
Waupun State
Louis Ferrando
Ralph F. Gunn
Ferrando
Flori
Monticello Wedding Tells Elaborate Gown and Family Ties
Miss Gertrude Mueller wed John Waelchli in a Zwingli church ceremony at 2 p m. She wore a white slipper satin gown with chantilly lace and a heart headpiece. The wedding party included sister Meta Mueller as maid of honor, sister Helen as bridesmaid, Christine as a flower girl, and Danny Saunders as ring bearer. Best man was Henry Waelchli with groomsman William Waelchli. ushers were Gordon Schultz, Frank Salzwedel, Henry Marty and Nathan Keegan. Music featured Nancy ee and Carol Babler organist. The reception followed at the parish house and noted family ties to the Waelchli and Mueller families.
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John Waelch
Gertrude Mueller
John Waelchli
Monticello
Chantilly
Zwingli Evangelical Church
Maid ‘of Honor
Christine
Danny Saunders
Henry Waelchli
William Waelchli
Gordon Schultz
Frank Salzwedel
Henry Marty
Nathan Keegan
Dawn Ieee Eees
Sen
Walter Macher
Piano Recital Series Continues Wednesday Night
The second in a series of piano solo and ensemble recitals will be given by junior high students of Mrs. John Ivey Wednesday evening at 8 in Union Presbyterian. The program includes Diane Fritz Kathryn McGuire Judith German Marcia Heuer Joyce Matzke Judith Buehler Donald Heeren Betty Hartwig John Bruni Sonja Sorenson Donna Clark Carol Wolfe Lorraine Portman Marie McGuire Joan Severson Mary Ann Frautschy Betty Lamb Beverly Kuchuck Sally McCue Charles Chase Nancy Stauffacher and Mrs. Ivey. Elaine McArdle will usher. The senior high recital on June 9 closes the series.
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John Ivey
Union Presby
Diane Fritz
Kathryn McGuire
Judith Germann
Marcia Heuer
Joyce Matzke
Judith Buehler
Donald Heeren
Betty Hartwig
John Bruni
Sonja Sorenson
Donna Clark
Carol Wolfe Lorraine Portman
Marie McGuire
Joan Severson
Mary Ann Frautschy
Betty Lamb
Beverly Kuchuck
Sally McCue
Charles Chase
Nancy Stauffacher
Mrs. Ivey
Elaine McArdle
Teehans Take Wedding Trip Through North Part of State
Ronald Teehan and Mary Ann Huber wed with Mary Ann as maid of honor. Groom Philip Teehan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Deininger, wore gray taftetas. the bride’s attendants wore steel blue gowns. They will reside at 1003 18th Avenue.
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Ronald
Monroe
18Th Avenue
Miss Janet Blum Weds Harley Roth In Double Ring Rite
Janet Blum and Harley Roth married yesterday at Immanuel church in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Howard L. Orians officiated as family members and friends attended. The bride wore chantilly lace over satin with a net front panel and a floral bouquet, followed by a reception in the church parlors. The couple will live on Route 2 after a Winchester visit.
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Janet Blum
Harley Roth
Immanuel Church
Janet L. Blum
Ith Avenue
Harley W. Roth
Howard L. Orians
C. Blum
Oak Park
Ill
William Roth
Dolores Primuth
Chicago
Rosemary Koch
Susan Hoffrhan
Hans Rechsteiner
Ralph Blum
Ned Roth
Donald Blum
Ronald Blum
Donald Timm
Twin Grove
Mabel C. Viel
Winchester
Luther Institute
Juda High School
Entertain at Picnic Honors Birthday in Monroe Guests
Mr and Mrs Burnett Kubly of Jordan Prairie hosted a birthday picnic yesterday with friends including Mr and Mrs Myron Babler Kim and Gary John Kubly Mrs Fred Feldt Mr and Mrs J L Babler all of Monroe Mr and Mrs Fred Hablen and Harvey Mauermann Brodhead Presents given to the celebrant.
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Burnett Kubly
Jordan Prairie
Myron Babler
Kim
Gary
John Kubly
Fred Feldt
J. L. Babler
Monroe
Fred Hablen
Harvey Mauermann
Brodhead
Elizabeth Gebennus Becomes Bride Here
Elizabeth Gebennus becomes bride at the altar decorated creatively. Ruthin and Mrs. Robert Craig served as maids of honor with blue taftas and matching accessories. The couple, both graduates from Wisconsin and Michigan schools, plan to reside in Cocoa Florida after his post as senior aircraft electrician at Patrick Air Force Base.
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Elizabeth Gebennus
Rick
Force Base
Florida
Gertrude Geben- Ruthin
Robert Craig
Barbara Olson
Ann Miller
Richland
Mont
Peerless
Chicago
Naperville
Freeport
Gratiot
South Wayne High School
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Glasgow
Notorap Aeronautical Institute
Ha Calif
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Sauskojus
Peach Tree Street
Cocoa
East Clarno Club Welcomes Pastor and Wife at May Meeting
The Mixed Ms Club of the East Clarno church gathered Friday evening with sixteen members. Rev Irvin Lepien and his wife were introduced and welcomed. Entertainers Arley Ausmus and Gorham Trickel presented Wisconsin conservation finds and scenes in New Mexico and arora. A business meeting preceded lunch hosted by Miss Fritsch and Mrs Gorham Trickel.
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East Clarno
Irvin Lepien
East Clarno Church
Arley Ausmus
Gorham
Ruth Circle Meets at Zwingli church parish house
The Ruth Circle of the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church met at the parish house on Wednesday evening with twenty three members and one guest, Mrs. Donald Root. Mrs. Frederick Rupp reported on the regional Lancaster meeting, the program was led by Mrs. Harold Ott and Mrs. Donald Knobel, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Bissig and Mrs. Irving Eichorst.
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Ruth Circle
Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and
Joy O Meara Exchange Vows In Catholic Nuptials
Margaret E Joy and Robert E OKhars wed in a 10 am Mass at St Victor's Catholic South with Rev E C McCollow officiating. Bride wore white Chantilly lace gown over satin, veil, and mother of pearl prayer book, while sister Helene wore pale green taffeta. Best man Richard O Meara arrived from Omaha. A luncheon for 25 followed at Eugene hotel, then they head to Milwaukee where groom works for the Associated Press. Both graduates of University of Wisconsin journalism school. Out of town guests included Lt Col and Mrs R T Shellite and son Jeffrey of Westbury NY and Mr and Mrs A L Forster of Columbus OH.
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Margaret E. Joy
Robert E. O’meara
E. C. McCollow
Margaret E. Milwaukee
Robert E. Okhars
Milwaukee
St. Victor's Catholic South
William L. O'Meara
Madison
Helene Joy
Richard O'Meara
Omaha
Neb
Eugene Hotel
Imme
Asso*ciated
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
R. T. Shellite
Jeffery
Westbury
Long Island
A. L. Forster
Columbus
Bridal shower in Juda honors Miss Alea Buli at home
A nuptial shower in Juda honored Miss Alea Buli. The event took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jordan with a gift table decorated by miniature umbrellas and bridal dolls. Guests from Monroe, Juda, Brodhead, Twin Grove, Brownstown and Jarno attended, including Mmes Martha Schultz A J Buri and Paul Matke and others listed.
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Alea ‘Buli
Leland Jordan
Juda
Mmes
Martha Schultz
A. J. Buri
Paul Matke
Monroe
Mmés
Jay Ninneman
Marvin Siedschlag
Nola
Will Matzke
Harry Smith
Frank
Herbert Orton
Andrew Bell
Twin Grove
Jean Stamm
Russell Wolf
Eleanor
Browntown
Loletia Roderick
Jarno
County To Form New DAV Chapter
A Green County chapter of Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary will be organized at 8 p m Wednesday at the Legion Home. Ralph Schroeder is temporary chairman with state and district reps expected. Eligible DAV members include Purple Heart recipients with medical discharge or war service disability. DAV Auxiliary eligibility covers wives, daughters and Gold Star mothers.
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Green County
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Legion
Ralph Schroeder
DAV
Membership grows for Catholic Church in 1953 directory
The 1953 Catholic Directory shows U S church membership at 30,425,015 an increase of 1,018,495 from the previous year. Alaska and Hawaii are included in the national totals.
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New York
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
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